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On the occasion of the vaccination of the population in northern Kosovo, Serbian Health Minister Zlatibor Lončar stated in an interview with Indeks Online that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić proposed that certain quantities of the second contingent of vaccines of Pfizer are delivered to other Kosovo communities in January.
Photo: FoNet / Božana Pavlica“The leadership of the Republic of Serbia is committed to taking care of all citizens without exception.” “Especially during the pandemic, which has been terrorizing the entire world for a year now and which claimed nearly two million lives,” Loncar said.
Recognizing that we were the first in the region and the second in continental Europe to acquire a corona vaccine and begin to immunize the most vulnerable population, in accordance with the opinion of the profession and the recommendations of the WHO, we believe that everyone we are interested in saving as many citizens as possible. “from the consequences of this pandemic, and in that way we will save the life of anyone who may be in danger of death by receiving the crown,” Loncar said.
Vučić suggested to me that from the first corona vaccine contingent, which we expect in early January, we provide certain amounts for other nations and environments in Kosovo and Metohija, he said, according to Kosovo Online.
In two days, hundreds of citizens were vaccinated in Kosovo and Metohija, who were thus provided with prevention against this deadly infection, saving them from the possible fatal consequences of this pandemic.
We believe that this is the goal of every responsible government in this world, of every man, to do his utmost to save at least one human life, much less hundreds and thousands, ”Loncar said.
The Government of Kosovo announced today that based on data from the Border Police, there is no evidence that coronavirus vaccines have entered Kosovo legally, reports Ekonomija Online.
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